The Red Dons
STEVE ADAMYK BAND
Snappy Little Numbers / Motorcycle Potluck Records / Big Neck Records / Keep It A Secret Records / Shield Recordings (2023)
It's been about ten years since I first discovered Spells when I picked up one of their 7"s on a lark while buying an LP by Hooper. In those intervening years, Spells have unleashed a torrent of releases. A couple of full lengths, yeah - but their bread and butter, to me, feels like singles and one offs. Loose Change, Vol.2 compiles eighteen songs that had previously been available on singles, splits, comps and some that were digital only. That's a lot of songs, and I'd like to point out that this is th
For a band as prolific as Spells, there's sort of a little trepidation. Is a band releasing this much material just recording every idea, noise and fart that they can think of? Which is why it is always so surprising to me how high the quality of all of their songs are. Everything on this LP is really great. There a a few really short songs, but there are no throwaways on this edition of Loose Change.
The Red Dons
STEVE ADAMYK BAND